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DOGSVB21-S94-6-1EA
DOGSVB22-S94-6

Dog Point Section 94 Sauvignon Blanc 2021

Marlborough, New Zealand
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About this Wine

 
country New Zealand
region Marlborough
variety Sauvignon Blanc
Style White (Crisp Fresh)
vintage 2021
closure Screwcap
Alcohol vol. 14.5
volume 750

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Gravels, smoke and flint wash over a ripe grapefruit and citrus spectrum of fruit characters. Orange blossom and daphne also complement the citrus core, along with toast and oatmeal characters from the long elevage in barrel.

Appearance

Pale straw in colour.

Palate

Powerful and intensely flavoured, bursting with fresh grapefruit. A breadth of textures build on the midpalate, with grapefruit pith and a rich creaminess from lees aging. The wines taught structure cleanses the palate and carries flavours to the long finish.

Vinification

Hand picked and whole bunch pressed to tank for 24 hours of settling prior to eighteen months fermentation and aging in mostly older French Oak barrels. 100% natural ferment. Bottled without fining and only minimal filtration.

Cellaring Potential

Drinks beautifully now or can be cellared for 10+ years.

Vintage Notes

A cool and frosty start to the growing season and flowering period, naturally reduced yields to our lowest levels in over 20 years. Novembers rain was welcomed prior to the driest summer on record with only 66mm (50% lower than average) over this period. Temperatures were warm, only slightly above average, which enabled a smooth, steady growing season with little disease pressure. The low yields resulted in the earliest harvest for Dog Point, picking all the Sauvignon including Section 94 before the end of March.

Reviews

  • Shanteh Wale
    1

    Hand harvested, whole-bunch pressed and aged for 18 months in seasoned French oak. This is a wine that consistently delivers, while ageing at a glacial rate, almost beyond belief. At five years, this is showing Meyer lemon, cantaloupe and Alphonse mango skin. Mock orange blossoms, honeysuckle and struck sandstone flint. The palate curls into creamy candlenut and oatmeal, then circles back to its citrus and tropical fruit core. It's languid and slightly oily, persistent and long. A wine for rewiring your brain and taste buds on what great sauvignon can do. Points: 96/100

    Halliday Wine Companion8th Apr 2026